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A 66-bed complex has been given the go-ahead despite fears it will transform a neighbourhood into an "overspill car park".
A beloved village pub has been saved after a community group collected £300,000 in a fundraising campaign.
Water problems which have seen people unable to wash, flush the toilet or make tea have entered a fifth day.
The reopening of two slip roads between the M2 and the A249 has been delayed due to the recent bad weather.
A former Halfords superstore is to become a PureGym after planning permission was granted despite concern from residents.
A flood alert has been issued for low-lying land and roads near rivers after heavy rain overnight.
Columnist Melissa Todd says if the government doesn't listen to striking workers people could die.
A mum whose flat has been mouldy for 14 months says she's worried about the health of her family due to ongoing concerns with her housing association.
A town's latest sporting facility will not open until the new year after the ill-fated project was hit by further complications.
The owners of a family-run pub say they will call time for good after struggling with rising costs and falling custom.
New images show what Kent County Cricket Club’s home ground could look like if their ambitious proposals are green-lit.
Kent County Council has spent spiralling sums on agency staff over the last four years in the face of a recruitment crisis across the sector.
One district raked in £45 million in parking fees in five years - and shopkeepers fear the high prices could be driving visitors away.
From New Year's Day around 50,000 Stagecoach bus services will offer a discount on single tickets to help attract new customers.
A complaint has been made to police by a councillor who was disappointed with how they responded a party that got out of hand.
A doggy day care is no longer able to take stray pups found by the dog warden due to new ''strict boarding regulations".
Beach hut owners have been ordered to pay five times more to sublet the seafront properties following a crackdown on anti-social behaviour.
Council bosses have decided to close a popular fishing spot on a housing estate, sparking sadness among anglers.
A teenager has been charged in connection with the ill-fated Channel crossing that claimed the lives of four asylum seekers earlier this week.
Locals have rallied to donate money after two charity collection containers were stolen in a pre-Christmas raid.
A man who robbed school children for their mobile phones has finally been locked up after almost nine years on the run.
A new restaurant describing itself as "Kent's first Detroit pizza joint" is set to open its doors.
A new Costa drive-thru is set to open in the run up to Christmas.
Rail services are up and running again after a train was damaged by an "obstruction" on the track causing severe disruption.
Motorists will face delays on a busy route until the new year due to developers bungling building works.
New data has revealed the increased strain GP surgeries are under as thousands of patients wait more than a month to see their doctor.
An ex-homeless man has described how dangerous life on the streets can be but says he's got back on his feet with the help of a Kent charity.
An art dealer is pleading for Banksy artwork to be saved before the building it was painted on is demolished.
There are fears part of a town is being “completely swamped” with housing developments after plans were unveiled for a 270-home estate.
Plans have been submitted for a new lakeside sea scouts headquarters on a new-build estate, with a meeting room, picnic area and changing facilities.
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